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In Rivendell there was memory of ancient things; in Lórien the ancient things still lived on in the waking world.
Here is the heart of Elvendom on earth.
Sinome i hondo Eldariniéva cemenessë.
Lothlórien on Celtic Harp - The Lord of the Rings - Enya
Ya nauva, nauva. Ya nauva, nauva.
I cenië apaluméva lá martolvossë.
Ya nauva, nauva. Ya nauva, nauva.
Translated from Whatever Will Be Will Be by Doris Day
Que sera, sera; whatever will be, will be.
The future's not ours to see.
Que sera, sera; what will be, will be.
Mallo tulë rehtienya?
Hérullo, ye carmo menelo, cemeno, eambaro
Síve oronti pelir Yérusalemë
Tambe Héru pelë hilderyar
Pelë, pelë, síve oronti pelis hilderyar
Ai Héru Héru, sírallo tenna oialë
English Adapted from Psalm 125
Whence comes my salvation?
From the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth and all created things
As the mountains surround Jerusalem
So the Lord surrounds His people
Surround, suround, as mountains He surrounds His people
O Lord, O Lord, from now till forevermore
Ambar viryaina. Paltanyes nenesse. Paltanyes cemenesse. Nustanyes vistasse.
Translated from Chapter 6 Many Partings, The Return of the King
The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air.
Ai Fírima, ápanties lyen ita mára. Ma Héru maura lyello?
Á carë failassë. Á merë óravië. Á harya nucumna óre pata ó Erulya.
Translated from Micah 6:8
He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you?
To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.
Sinome i hondo Eldariniéva cemenessë... ar sissë hondonya oiomarë.
Translated from The Fellowship of the Ring, Chapter VI Lothlórien
Here is the heart of Elvendom on earth... and here my heart dwells ever.
Lómelindë
Man liruva i lómelinden
Yá i lóme autaina
Yá i aurë tulë.
Man liruva i lómelinden
Yá loris erinqua nu Anar?
Lúmeli saminda lingeryar
Líner ráquar ar lumbar axonyar.
Lúmeli lornatala lírerya
Tulyane ni sérenyanna.
Mal man liruva i lómelinden?
Lisse lirerya quilda sí
Man liruva i lómelinden
Yá loris erinqua nu Anar?
Translated from The Nightingale, Deborah Henson-Conant
Who will sing for the Nightingale
when the night is gone;
when the daylight comes.
Who will sing for the Nightingale
when she sleeps alone in the sun?
Many's the time her silken tones
soothed my rough and weary bones
Many's the time her lullabye
brought me to my rest.
But who will sing for the Nightindale?
Her own sweet song is silent now
Who will sing for the Nightingale
when she sleeps alone in the sun?
Photo by Derek Thomas
Manen melmë polë termarë i yéni mal oio felë ve vinya?
English Translation
How can love endure the long years yet feels ever like new?
Mélamarenna
Á hilya ni, a silmë, nenínen ëarondenna
Á hilya ni, a silmë, pella falmar rómello vahaiya
Á hehta aldain taure yerna
Á hehta hravanin undómë ringa
Nan elyë, ai silmenya, á tulë mélamarenna ó ni
Á hilya ni minna oiasére sí
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Come Home with Me
Follow me, O starlight, by the waters to the great sea
Follow me, O starlight, over the white waves far from the East
Leave to the trees forest old
Leave to the beasts twilight cold
But you, O my starlight, come home with me
Follow me now into everlasting peace.
Ambidexters Sentence
Eldar ataformaiti; epetai i hyarma ú ten ulca símaryassen. Úsië, an cé mo quernë cendelë númenna, ve senya, i hyarma tentanë Melcorello, ar cé mo formenna tentanes Amanna.
Tolkien's Translation
The Elves were ambidexters; consequently the left hand was not to them evil in their imaginations. On the contrary, for if one turned the face westwards as was usual, the left hand pointed away from Melkor in the North, and if northwards, it pointed towards Aman the Blessed Land.
Márale Eruva
Melin lyë, Héru
An óravalelya allumë loita quanta maurenya
Ilyë aurenyar, anaien camyaina mályatsë
I lúmello yá cuitanyë
I lúmenna yá caitanyë
Ai, liruvanyë pá márale Eruva
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Melin ómalya
Utúlyalyë ni ter i nárë
Ammorna lómessë elyë arëa ve alquen
Istien lyë ve atar
Istien lyë ve meldo
Ar amárien máralessë Eruva
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Máralelya nóra cana, nás nóra cana ni
Caitalánen coivienyo avárienyë sí
Antanyë lyen ilqua.
Máralelya nóra cana, nás nóra cana ni
.
Quana coivienyassë anaielyë voronda
Quana coivienyassë anaielyë arimára
Ilya súlenen i polin
Ai, liruvanyë pá márale Eruva
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Translated from Goodness of God, by Bethel Music
I love You, Lord
For your mercy never fails me
All my days, I’ve been held in Your hands
From the moment that I wake up
Until I lay my head
Oh, I will sing of the Goodness of God
.
I love Your voice
You have led me through the fire
In darkest night You are close like no other
I've known You as a Father
I’ve known You as a Friend
And I have lived in the Goodness of God
.
Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me
With my life laid down, I’m surrendered now
I give You everything
Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me
.
All my life You have been faithful,
All my life You have been so, so good
With every breath that I am able
Oh, I will sing of the Goodness of God
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Nai undómë elen Siluva lyenna Nai yá mornie lanta Órelya nauva naitë Patalyë eressëa tië Ai! Ananda nalyë márello Mornië utúlië Á savë ar hiruvalyë tielya Mornië alantië Vanda coita mi lyë sí
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Nai huinëo yalië Auviluva Nai etelelyuvalyë Calta i aurë Yá i lómë turúna Cenasta oryuvalyë hirë Anar Mornië utúlië Á savë ar hiruvalyë tielya Mornië alantië Vanda coita mi lyë sí
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Translated from May It be by Enya
May it be an evening star Shines down upon you May it be when darkness falls Your heart will be true You walk a lonely road Oh! How far you are from home Mornie utulie Believe and you will find your way Mornie alantie A promise lives within you now
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May it be the shadow's call Will fly away May it be you journey on To light the day When the night is overcome You may rise to find the sun Mornie utulie Believe and you will find your way Mornie alantie A promise lives within you now
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San Turucáno sananë anda i tenna Ulmo, ar túler mir indorya i quettar ya náner quétina sen Vinyamaressë: 'Lá melë lio i mólë mályato ar i incar indolyo; ar enyalë ya i naitë estel Noldoron latë Andúnessë ar tulë Eärello.' Mal Turucáno olólië valatëa, ar Ondolindë nánë vanya ve enyalië Tiriono Eldaron... ar yallumë auquernes mausta Ulmo ar váquentes tennarya. Mal umbenen Valo enhlasses i quettar ya náner quétina op' i autala Noldor falassessë Aramáno andanéya; ar sossë vartiéno nánë cuitaina óressë Turucáno.
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Translated from Silmarillion 23 Of Tuor and the Fall of Gondolin
Then Turgon pondered long the counsel of Ulmo, and there came into his mind the words that were spoken to him in Vinyamar: ' Love not too well the work of thy hands and the devices of thy heart; and remember that the true hope of the Noldor lieth in the West, and cometh from the Sea.' But Turgon was become proud, and Gondolin as beautiful as a memory of Elven Tirion... and at the last he rejected the bidding of Ulmo and refused his counsel. But in the warning of the Vala he heard again the words that were spoken before the departing Noldor on the coast of Araman long ago; and the fear of treason was awakened in Turgon's heart.
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Orta hendelyat ar tirë menelenna:
Man carne ilyë tamar?
Issë ye ettulya ilya elenya rimbe
ar etyalë ilya intëo essenen.
Túra válenen ar taura poldorénen,
lá min intëo loitëa.
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Translated from Isaiah 40:26
Lift up your eyes and look to the heavens:
Who created all these?
He who brings out the starry host one by one
and calls forth each of them by name.
Because of his great power and mighty strength,
not one of them is missing.
.
Quenta Limbo
Yá Limba nanë vinya, nanes anquinqua. Ilaureva uis mernë nolya. Néya cennes anyára nís i nápanë angapir ar múlanë sa lencavë. Nanes aitaina sanen óreryassë, san mennes maquetë se pá sa. Quentes i mauranes mulë nelman. Limba hlarnë mal ú sávë, an sananes i angapir polda mal nelma nitya, ar epetai uis telyuvanë sa ilyë coimendyassen. Quentes qui cacarranes sa, tancavë i angapir oluvanë nelma. Limba nanë avalda quettaryainen. Cato nolyanes amaricië, ar yallumë olanë maisinwa maitar mára noltaleryanen.
English Translation
The Story of Libai
When Libai was young, he was very lazy. Every day he did not want to study. One day he saw an elderly woman who was holding an iron rods and grinding it slowly. He was astounded by it in his heart, so he went to ask her about it. She said she needed to grind for a needle. Libai heard but did not believe, for he thought that the iron rod is big and strong but the needle is small, and therfore she would not finish it in all her life. She said if she kept on doing it, certainly the iron rod would become a needle. Libai was very moved by her words. Afterwards he studied much harder, and at last became a famous poet all because of her good teaching.
... yando i túrë i Cormaron Neldë etyélië, ar hendessen Minnónaro Ambar yeryanë ar olanë mísë. Enyárë i métimë Noldor lunter i londellon ar oanter Endorello tennoio. Ar ammétima imbë illi, i colindor i cormaron neldë nortaner Earenna, ar tanomë Heru Elerondo túvë i cirya i Ciryatan eferië. Undómessë yáviéno luntes et míselondello, tenna ëari cúna Ambaro aulantaner nu sa, ar súri telluma vilyo ú tarastaner sa oio ata, ar cólina fanyaressen or hísië Ambaro, oantes mir yára Andúnë, ar i telma utulië Eldain nyarno ar lírëo.
Translated from Silmarillion, Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age
... the power of the Three Rings also was ended, and to the Firstborn the world grew old and grey. In that time the last of the Noldor set sail from the Havens and left Middle-earth forever. And latest of all the keepers of the three rings rode to the Sea, and Master Elrond took there the ship that Círdan had made ready. In the twilight of autumn it sailed out of Mithlond, until the seas of the bent World fell away beneath it, and the winds of the round sky troubled it no more, and borne upon the high airs above the mists of the world it passed into the Ancient West, and an end was come for the Eldar of story and of song.
Olor Atano
Quetë mo coivië vë olor ná, mal quetin olor vë coivië ná.
Alarca ítasse, alaryal ar valyal.
Linta levemmastassë, nyénal ar nwalil.
Alarca coiviesse, tassë yomenië, ar tassë lenwë.
Linta levemmastassë, tassë yeryalë ar tassë vinyarë.
I alcar aranion, i penyalë iquindoron.
I fána lossë i orotingassë, i rilyë míri nu i ëar.
Yá cuital olorelyallo, tensi apátiel mettanna coivielyo.
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Dream of a Mortal Man
People said life is like a dream, but I said dream is like a life.
In a short flash, you rejoice and you are excited.
In a swift act, you grieve and you are bitter.
In a short life, there is gathering, and there is parting.
In a swift act, there is aging and there is youth.
The glory of kings, the poverty of beggars.
The white snow in the mountaintop, the glimmering jewels under the sea.
When you wake up from your dream, you have already walked to the end of your life.
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